Legal validity : the fabric of justice /

"Legal reasoning settles morally pressing matters through a technique that largely bypasses open-ended moral argument. That technique makes central what certain persons validly decided in the past, for example in creating statutes, judicial resolutions, contracts, or wills. Identifying valid de...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Köpcke Tinturé, Maris, 1978- (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Oxford ; New York : Hart, 2019.
Colección:European Academy of Legal Theory series.
Temas:
Effectiveness and validity of law.
Law > Methodology.
Rule of law.
Jurisprudence.
Law > Philosophy.
Law.
Effectivité et validité du droit.
Règle de droit.
Droit.
law (discipline)
LAW > Essays.
LAW > General Practice.
LAW > Jurisprudence.
LAW > Paralegals & Paralegalism.
LAW > Practical Guides.
LAW > Reference.
Law
Effectiveness and validity of law
Jurisprudence
Law > Methodology
Law > Philosophy
Rule of law
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • 1. Introduction: Why Legal Validity?
  • I. An Intriguing Fact
  • II. The Code Idea
  • III. A Neglected Question
  • 2. Legal Power
  • I. The Task Ahead
  • II. Facilities to Change Legal Positions
  • III. Super-Tramp
  • IV. Raz's Take
  • V. Facilities Revisited, or Robert's Home Move
  • 3. Intention in Valid Acts
  • I. Four Peculiar Traits
  • II. The Technique of Communication
  • III. Codes, or How to Speak Your Mind
  • IV. Back to Law
  • V. Valid Acts That Invoke a Legal Regime
  • VI. Valid Acts That Circulate
  • VII. Unintentional Valid Acts
  • VIII. Failed Attempts
  • IX. The Technique of Legal Validity
  • 4. Justice and Convergence
  • I. Duties of Justice
  • II. Specific Convergence
  • III. The Scope of Specific Convergence
  • IV. Marking and Enforcing
  • V. Law's Marking: Legal Validity
  • VI. Two Levels of Convergence
  • 5. Reasons to Empower
  • I. Empowerment
  • II. Expertise and Capacity
  • III. Proximity
  • IV. The Rule of Law: Rulings
  • V. The Rule of Law: Rulings About Validity
  • VI. The Rule of Law: General Law-Making
  • VII. Self-Direction
  • 6. The Systemic Character of Legal Meaning
  • I. The Moral Need for Law's Positivity
  • A. Determinacy
  • B. Ease of Identification
  • C. Targeted Crafting
  • II. The Systemic Character of Legal Meaning
  • III. A Function of the Acts of Others
  • IV. Legal Meaning Through Time
  • V. A Single Author?
  • VI. Threads in a Fabric
  • 7. Conclusion: The Fabric of Justice
  • I. The Strength of Limited Power
  • II. Validity's Spell.

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